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BS. I lost. over 65,married with two dependents=$16,200.........plus standard deduction for married.......$12,700. That's a total of $28,900. This new law made a standard deduction of $24,000 with no personal exemptions. I LOST $4,900 in deductions..........They just stuck it to retired people........
The American worker is getting a nice gift at courtesy of the GOP. Extra money in their paycheck, with substantial increases in the amount of their earnings left to them. I encourage everyone to check out their 2018 pay stubs vs 2017 and make note of the difference.
That's a humorous pipe-dream fantasy.
What we will remember in Nov. 2018 is how much better Nov. 2017 was, and even more so how much better Novembers were continuing back in time. "It ain't getting any better Bub", and even brain-dead zombies roaming this country will eventually realize that.
Yeah I predict 1 year from now, the only congressionally-driven difference in my life will be that the Republicans will have jacked up my future social security retirement age.
I'm just wondering if the GOP will take 60 seats in the Senate. Then they won't need any Dims to do the right thing and make these tax cuts permanent. Democrats will be even more irrelevant than they are today.
They have been lied to by the media and the Democratic leadership. Then they were asked how they feel about it.
And now We, The People are supposed to join those masses? LOL!
Nah....
"Those masses" are part of We, The People.
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